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EXTRAPULMONARY COMPLICATION OF CHILDREN MYCOPLASMA PNEUMONIA

Wang Xiaowen, Le Jinghao, Dglinu

Department of Pediatrics, People’s Hospital of Xingjiang Autonomous Region Urumpi, China

 

Objective: To investigate the possible pathogenesis of extrapulmonary the complication of mycoplasmal pneumonia with special emphasis laid on the analysis of the pathogenesis of central nervous system involvement.

Methods: To analyze 81 patients in the department confirmed with mycoplasmal pneumonia after chest x-ray and serum mp-ym test.

Results: Of all the 81 cases, combined extrapulmonary complication cases make up 46 cases, accounting for 56% of the total, among which combined liver expansion and liver damage cases are 12,accounting for 14.8% cardiovascular involvement cases are 22, accounting for 27.16%; and central nervous system involvement cases are 12, accounting for 14.8% in addition to the diversification found in central nervous system expressions.

Conclusion: As some patients show no sign of respiratory tract infection but get onset directly from the nervous system, consideration shall be taken of the possible mycoplasmal infection when bacteria and virus can not be explained away in the case of some patients who suffer from protracted course of the disease or whose illness is deteriorated or who have central nervous system expressions.